
No transfer panic, Slot’s impact and Mo Salah: How Liverpool won the Premier League title
Arne Slot’s side have cantered to their 20th top flight title in a one-horse race. Here’s how blitzed their rivals and improved on Jurgen Klopp’s final term
Arne Slot’s side have cantered to their 20th top flight title in a one-horse race. Here’s how blitzed their rivals and improved on Jurgen Klopp’s final term
Man United failed to convince again, but a late Rasmus Hojlund goal did earn them a point at 10-man Bournemouth.
Crystal Palace were not to be denied as the kryptonite of Aston Villa with the help of three inspired performances in a repeat of the Carabao Cup final…
Even Matheus Cunha can’t flop at Manchester United… right? He is ridiculously good and Wolves have won six in a row. It’s F365’s 3pm Blackout…
Cole Palmer was Chelsea’s worst player vs Everton and we can’t quite believe we’re saying this, but we’re not sure he currently merits a place in the team.
Chelsea look set to beat Liverpool to Dean Huijsen, which makes very little sense until you consider just how much money his agent had made off the Blues.
What happens if the promoted teams all get relegated again next time? Would it be time for the Premier League to take drastic measures?
Arsenal drew their 13th game of the season as Crystal Palace made it an 18-point cause for introspection in their limp title challenge, but their January inertia may yet lead ...
Scott Parker having ‘admirers’ at Spurs in the Ange Postecoglou replacement search makes a mockery of their ‘free-flowing, attacking and entertaining’ DNA.
Richarlison and Spurs are absolutely made for each other. Never has a player more perfectly matched a club’s whole ridiculous vibe.
Pep Guardiola’s reaction tells you just how important finishing in the top five is for Man City. That second half against Aston Villa was brilliant.
Ange Postecoglou surely won’t survive no matter what happens in the Europa League but it feels very unfair that his career is tainted while Spurs stars look set to fail ...
Manchester United are going to spend more than £100m to ‘buy’ six players they already own this summer. They need guarantees and Victor Osimhen is closest.
The younger of the two Liverpool right-backs didn’t quite have the courage of his convictions against Leicester. Trent Alexander-Arnold showed how it’s done.
Chelsea delivered a win they needed to keep their Champions League hopes alive but it still feels as though Enzo Maresca is building on quicksand.
There was a friendly-like feeling between Arsenal and Ipswich, but some lovely goals and a professional job can be replicated in the Champions League.
After Unai Emery challenged his Aston Villa players to earn a way back into the Champions League, they delivered a massive performance against Newcastle.
Nottingham Forest could be out of the top five by the time they host Spurs on Monday after Manchester City beat Everton. Here’s the F365 Blackout…
Manchester United 5 Lyon 4 was as ludicrous as the scoreline suggests. The bottom line? Ruben Amorim’s men are Europa League semi-finalists.
What if Spurs actually do win the Europa League, though? It’s now, inexplicably, three games away and we might all need to plan for it.
We are biased. Not against your team but in favour of the better, usually funnier, narrative. And this Man Utd in the Champions League is funny.
It doesn’t get much better than that across two legs against Real Madrid. Three more games like that from Arsenal and they will win the Champions League. It’s the time ...
Has Daniel Levy just looked at the Premier League table to come up with a new Spurs manager shortlist? Nothing else unites a scattergun selection.
There’s a case for Sandro Tonali being the best midfielder in the Premier League this season – and an even stronger one for him being the most underrated.
Enzo Maresca once threatened to quit if there was ‘some doubt’ about his ‘idea’. An alternative plan might be to instigate an unwinnable Chelsea civil war.
Barcelona teased us with a quarter-final collapse at Borussia Dortmund as they offered some encouragement to their Champions League competition.
There were absolutely no losers at Villa Park as the best team in Europe were rattled by the Premier League’s movers and shakers.
If you were Richard Hughes would you sell Ibrahima Konate and buy Dean Huijsen? It’s surely one or the other for the Liverpool sporting director.
Confidence is a massive thing in football. Newcastle United have earned the right to have loads while Manchester United only get more and more dismal.
Ange Postecoglou and Enzo Maresca look like increasingly poor fits for Spurs and Chelsea; it may be a sprint start in next season’s Premier League sack race
No sooner have Liverpool sorted out new deals for their captain and star than another couple of headaches come into focus – for entirely opposite reasons
Arsenal v Brentford was what you’d expect from a match between two teams with nothing to play for – made even more so by Arteta having one eye on Madrid.
After Man City beat Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest, Brighton and Aston Villa all had favourable fixtures at 3pm. Here is the F365 Blackout…